Easily adapt your RV's 30-amp power cord for use with a 50-amp inlet. 3-Prong, female plug connects to a power cord. 4-Prong, male plug connects to an electrical box at an RV park. 90-Degree connectors are easy to fit into tight spaces.
Easily adapt your RV's 50-amp power cord for use with a 30-amp inlet. 4-Prong, female plug connects to a power cord. 3-Prong, male plug connects to an electrical box at an RV park. 90-Degree connectors are easy to fit into tight spaces.
If you only need 30 amps of power or that's all that is available, this adapter cord can save your trip. 25' Long cord with pull handle connects your RV's 50-amp, twist-lock inlet to the 30-amp outlet at the pedestal.
Easily adapt your RV's 50-amp power cord for use with a 30-amp inlet. 4-Prong, female plug connects to a power cord. 3-Prong, male plug connects to an electrical box at an RV park.
Plug this adapter into your RV's 50-amp power cord to convert to a 3-prong, male connector for your generator. Standard, 4-prong female plug connects to the power cord. Twist-lock male plug connects to your generator.
Yes, the #WT80030 air deflectors are a fit for the 1993 Ford F-250 SuperCab windows with the smaller vent window. The direction they are facing in the image might be a little confusing. The straight edge in the right side of the picture runs along…
Since you have a short bed 2022 Ram 3500 with an OEM puck system there's no need to second guess getting a Sidewinder at all. Demco's Autoslide 5th Wheel Hitch #DM89GV is nice and makes life a lot easier since it automatically turns…
We have several different cords that could work for you starting with a 50 amp twist lock female to 30 amp male #A10-3050EHD. The cord on this one is 25 feet long. For a shorter option we have #CAM55582 which is 18 inches long but still a 50 amp…
I spoke to my contact at Valterra and found that the #A10-5030FBK steps down a 50 amp service receptacle (2 X 120VAC) to 30 amps supply. This would work great for your camping trailers electrical system. I have linked the above mentioned product to…
For your air seeding machine that weights about 7 tons, I recommend the Buyers Products #337WC1086UWH chock. These are heavy duty weighing about 9 lbs each and will work well for your application.
You will always use a surge protector matched to the TT's rating of 30 amps. I recommend the Power Watchdog the 30 amp Surge Protector with Bluetooth #HU97FR. You can use the free smartphone app to monitor your system and get notified if low or…
To me that looks like one of the urethane bumpers #DM15469, so you'll want to replace that first. This was most likely caused by wear and tear as the clunking I believe to be related to your capture plate needing to be adjusted. What you're…
The Furrion camera system we have is a closed system and would not be compatible with the in-dash display so you would need to purchase GM's camera system to be able to connect to your display instead of having another monitor. If you do end up…
In order to determine the correct roof vent, measure where the vent opens. The standard trailer roof vent opening is roughly 14-1/4" x 14-1/4" and have roof vents that measure 14" x 14". To pick the correct cover, you will also…
Instead of using two adapter the part #A10-1550DAVP would be a better option as it goes from a 50 amp twist lock female to 15 amp male like you need. Of if you wanted a longer setup the part #A10-1550D90VP is 12 inches long and has a 90 degree elbow.…
The Mighty Cord 50' RV Power Cord Extension part #A10-5050EH will likely reduce the voltage around 1.98 volts which is around 1.65%. The total voltage drop with a 100' extension like what you would have should be around 3.95 volts which is…
MaxxAir's fan/vent covers are universal, and trailers - including your 2023 - use a standard 14" x 14" vent that these covers will fit right over. So you can use any of the following, depending on the color you are looking for: - White:…
Easily adapt your RV's 50-amp power cord for use with a 30-amp inlet. 3-Prong, female plug connects to a power cord. 3-Prong, male plug connects to an electrical box at an RV park. 90-Degree connectors are easy to fit into tight spaces.
Easily adapt your RV's 50-amp power inlet for use with a 30-amp extension cord (sold separately). Twist-lock female plug locks onto the power inlet. 3-Prong, male plug connects to a power cord for a hookup at home or an RV park.
Easily adapt your RV's 50-amp power inlet for use with a 30-amp power cord. Twist-lock female plug locks onto the power inlet. 3-Prong, male plug connects to a power cord for hookup at home or an RV park.
Easily adapt your RV's 30-amp power inlet for use with a 50-amp power cord. Twist-lock female plug locks onto the power inlet. 4-Prong, male plug connects to a power cord for hookup at home or an RV park.
Easily adapt your RV's 30-amp power cord for use with a 50-amp inlet. 3-Prong, female plug connects to a power cord. 4-Prong, male plug connects to an electrical box at an RV park. 90-Degree connectors are easy to fit into tight spaces.
Plug this adapter into your RV's 50-amp power cord to convert to a 4-prong, male connector for your generator. Standard, 4-prong female plug connects to the power cord. Twist-lock male plug connects to your generator.
Don't wrestle with a heavy 50-amp cord if you don't need to. Adapter plugs into your RV's 50-amp twist lock inlet to work with a 30-amp extension cord. Also lets you use your boat's 50-amp cord to connect your RV to 30-amp service.
This 125V adapter lets you connect your RV's 50-amp male power plug to a 30-amp receptacle. The built-in handles on the each end provide easy removal. Yellow connectors help you see the adapter in dim lighting.
If you only need 30 amps of power or that's all that is available at the campsite, this adapter cord can save your trip. 25' Long cord connects your RV's 50-amp, twist-lock inlet to the 30-amp outlet at the pedestal.
Easily adapt your RV's 30-amp power cord for use with a 50-amp inlet. 3-Prong, female plug connects to a power cord. 4-Prong, male plug connects to an electrical box at an RV park.
Easily adapt your RV's 50-amp power inlet for use with a 30-amp extension cord (sold separately). Twist-lock female plug locks onto the power inlet. 3-Prong, male plug connects to a power cord for a hookup at home or an RV park.
Easily adapt your RV's 50-amp power inlet for use with a 30-amp extension cord (sold separately). Twist-lock female plug locks onto the power inlet. 3-Prong, male plug connects to a power cord for a hookup at home or an RV park.
This 125V adapter lets you connect your RV's 30-amp male power plug to a 50-amp receptacle. The built-in handles on the each end provide easy removal. Yellow connectors help you see the adapter in dim lighting.
Use a 50 amp outlet at the dock to power both of your 30 amp boat inlets or provide power to 2 boats. LEDs let you know that power is flowing. Locking rings and optional collars protect your plugs and keep connections secure.
Plug this adapter into a 50-amp electrical hookup to convert to (2) 30-amp connectors for you RV's power cords. 90-Degree plugs with built-in handles are easy to plug in, disconnect, and fit into tight spaces.
This maximizer lets you connect your RV's 50-amp power cord to 15-amp and 30-amp electrical outlets at an RV park at the same time, giving you 45 amps of combined power. Handles on the larger connectors make removal easy.
Easily adapt your boat's 30-amp inlet to get a plug for attaching a 125/250V, 50-amp extension cord. Powersmart LED indicates when power is present and active.
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